Departmental Graduate Student Profile
- Total number of students: 15
- Male: 93% Female: 7%
- US Citizens: 79%
- International Students:21%
- Minority and Underrepresented Students:0%
Undergraduate Colleges Represented: Averett University, Elon University, Florida Institute of Technology, High Point University, Shri Govindram Seksari Institute of Technology and Sciences, University of Tennessee-Knoxville, Virginia Military Institute, Wake Forest University.
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Average Incoming 2007 Academic Profile
GRE Verbal: |
550 |
GRE Quantitative: |
708 |
GRE Writing: |
4.3 |
GPA: |
3.65 |
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English Language Test Score Minimums (International Students Only)
TOEFL - PBT: |
550 |
TOEFL - CBT: |
213 |
TOEFL - IBT: |
79 |
IELTS: |
6.5 |
Recent Student News
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Congratulations to Richard Hummel, M. Graham Lopez, Jason M. Fye, and Brian J. Gray on successful defenses of their respective master's theses.
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Chris Weitzen has been awarded a Richter Scholarship for this summer by the Graduate School. Chris is working with Dr. Errin Fulp, and Chris will travel to Japan this summer. Chris will be investigating the implementation of a proxy agent for the interaction between consumer web services and ubiquitous devices. Slow speed wireless devices, coupled with high speed backbone connections point towards a unique environment for next generation of computing. This environment is emerging in the United States, but already exists in Japan. This research involves not only traditional computer science network research, but also important cultural ramifications for both Japan and the United States.
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Computer Science Graduate Students Karode, Lopez, and Saldana received recognition at the 8th annual Graduate Student Research Day
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At the Graduate Student Hooding Ceremony in May, 2007, Amy Olex (MS - Spring 2007) recieved the 2007 Outstanding Master's Student award.
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Two recent MS in CS graduates, Eddie Pryor (MS - Spring 2006) and Huan Tan (MS - Spring 2006), have been accepted into Ph.D. programs at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Eddie Pryor will be joining the Biochemistry department, while Huan Tan will be joining the Biomedical Engineering program.
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Ryan Barnard (MS - Spring 2007) was awarded a graduate Richter scholarship to travel to Thailand during the summer of 2006. He will be studying the Thai language as part of his research interest in computational linguistics, as well as providing service by teaching young Thai citizens the basics of using computers. 
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Chandler Carruth (MS - Fall 2007) [along with Anthony Pecorella (MS in Math - Spring 2006)] has been awarded a seed grant and support through WFU's Entrepreneurship program. They are developing a science-fiction, action-based video game.
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Ryan Farley (MS - Fall 2006) has recently presented papers on his thesis work on parallel firewall architectures at conferences in Austria and Turkey.
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